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Phoenix Auto Auctions - Have you ever wanted to own a car once used to smuggle drugs across state lines? Auto auctions in Phoenix could provide you that opportunity.

Phoenix Police Auctions

It feels good when you get a deal. If you consider yourself a bargain-hunter, make sure you don't miss a single one of our Phoenix auto auctions.

If you have a teenager that has been bugging you for a car, we're the ones to see. Our Phoenix auto auctions are a fantastic source for procuring cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs at a fraction of the retail prices they charge dealerships, or even the prices offered at used-car lots. It is important to prepare before you go to any auction. Make sure that the auto auctions in Phoenix you visit are legitimate. You don't want to end up with a stolen car!

Some Phoenix automotive auctions will allow you to view vehicles, try to start them, and inspect them prior to the beginning of the auction. In many cases, when the Phoenix auto auction begins, cars are brought out one at a time, and bid on individually. Typically, there will be a minimum opening bid on the vehicles, depending on the quality, make, and model of the vehicle being presented.

The quality of the auto auction you attend matters quite a bit. At the higher level of auto auctions, you may find one-of-a-kind classics, and bidding may reach six figures! However, at many police auctions, the bids will barely break $100. At cheaper auctions you must practice caution. You could end up with a trashed car, or one that doesn't even run. Be careful what you bid on!

When seeking a Phoenix auto auction, look for those that will let you inspect the vehicles or turn them on prior to the auction's start. This partially eliminates the chances of bidding top dollar for a lemon. Phoenix auto auctions will generally have a resource catalog, pamphlet, or program detailing each automobile's information. If you are participating in a Phoenix police or seizure auto auction they will often explain how it was acquired, and there is almost always a minimum bid on each auto. At public car auctions, bids will usually increase in increments of $100.

Some auto auctions in Phoenix are "dealer-only," and require a license to bid. If you aren't a professional, make sure an auction is "open to the public" before you go.

Last year, my brother went to a Phoenix auto auction and got a great deal. He picked up a slightly-used SUV at a local Phoenix car auction for about half the price I would have paid at a dealership. It does guzzle gas, but at least he has a car. You should try your luck, too.

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